Major Shareholder's Stake Dramatically Diluted to 3.16% Following Massive Share Issuance

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This Schedule 13D/A reports a significant reduction in the beneficial ownership of Good Silver Limited and Jamie Zhou in AIFU Inc. Their stake decreased from approximately 18.63% to 3.16%. This dilution was not due to sales by the reporting persons but rather a direct result of AIFU Inc.'s issuance of 102,578,839 Class A ordinary shares to third parties for a previously announced acquisition. The issuance of such a large number of shares represents a substantial increase in the company's outstanding share count, leading to significant dilution for existing shareholders. The reporting persons have now ceased to be beneficial owners of more than five percent of the class of securities, which could impact future investor monitoring and influence.

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• Significant Shareholder Dilution

  Good Silver Limited and Jamie Zhou's beneficial ownership in AIFU Inc. decreased from approximately 18.63% to 3.16%.

• Massive Share Issuance by Company

  The dilution resulted from AIFU Inc. issuing 102,578,839 Class A ordinary shares to third parties in connection with a previously announced acquisition.

• Loss of 5% Holder Status

  The reporting persons are no longer beneficial owners of more than five percent of the company's outstanding securities.

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This Schedule 13D/A reports a significant reduction in the beneficial ownership of Good Silver Limited and Jamie Zhou in AIFU Inc. Their stake decreased from approximately 18.63% to 3.16%. This dilution was not due to sales by the reporting persons but rather a direct result of AIFU Inc.'s issuance of 102,578,839 Class A ordinary shares to third parties for a previously announced acquisition. The issuance of such a large number of shares represents a substantial increase in the company's outstanding share count, leading to significant dilution for existing shareholders. The reporting persons have now ceased to be beneficial owners of more than five percent of the class of securities, which could impact future investor monitoring and influence.